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Hatching Monarch Butterfly
I hope the pictures can explain the process better than I can.
By Mary from LeRoy, IL
By Sarah (Guest Post)
08/10/2007
Something beautiful like this makes me feel a little bit more closer to God.
By
08/10/2007
Each year I plant dill in my garden. Monarch catepillars love it and I regularly have several of them on it. With the destruction of the rainforests, I think it's so important to preserve these beautiful creatures, and a planting of dill seems like a small thing to do.
By MaryAnn (Guest Post)
08/09/2007
What a treasure you caught in photographs! Thank you for sharing the pictures with us.
MaryAnn
(Cleveland OH)
By
08/08/2007
Wow, that's fantastic. I love butterflies and hope I get to watch this wonderful transformation someday. heading to a butterfly conversatory at end of month can't wait :0)
By Sherri (Guest Post)
08/08/2007
Dear Mary...
OMG! Thank you so much for sharing, I will show this to my grandchildren.
By
08/08/2007
Oh Mary, what a cool and exciting thing to share with us. Lucky you to witness this process.It seems to have happened so quickly too. Thank you for submitting such an interesting item. ~ Holly in Ga.
By Beverly (Guest Post)
08/08/2007
Wow! I'm impressed. It's almost like viewing the miracle of birth.
By
08/08/2007
That is so neat to watch them hatch. My grandchildren hatched lots of them last year and then turned the Monarch loose after they hatched.
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